Look for the write up on Hair Fix in the July 2007 issue of Real Simple magazine.
You can now purchase Hair Fix at www.solutions.com as well.
Hair Fix is pleased to announce that we are now partnering with Farm Sanctuary in their Corporate Partners for Compassion program. A percentage of our annual sales will be donated to Farm Sanctuary's rescue and education programs.
Farm Sanctuary is the nation's leading farm animal protection organization. Since incorporating in 1986, Farm Sanctuary has worked to expose and stop cruel practices of the "food animal" industry through research and investigations, legal and institutional reforms, public awareness projects, youth education, and direct rescue and refuge efforts. Farm Sanctuary shelters in Watkins Glen, NY and Orland, CA provide lifelong care for hundreds of rescued animals, who have become ambassadors for farm animals everywhere by educating visitors about the realities of factory farming.
Additional information can be found at http://www.farmsanctuary.org or by calling 607-583-2225."
Hair Fix thanks our customers for their purchases over the 2006 holiday season. A percentage of sales was donated to both Farm Sanctuary (www.farmsanctuary.org) and Food for Life (www.ffl.org)
The Baltimore Sun: Listed Hair Fix as an air plane safe alternative to traditional shampoos. Click to see excerpt.
Airplane-friendly substitutes
- Nail polish: Avon Instant Manicure Dry Nail Enamel Strips, $8
- Liquid foundation: Powder versions such as Neutrogena`s Mineral Sheers, $11.99
- Sunscreen: Dermalogica Full Spectrum Wipes, $22
- Shampoo: A powder-based shampoo from Hair Fix in a variety of colors, $19.95
- Mouthwash: Listerine PocketPaks Oral Care Strips, $3.99
- Liquid facial cleanser: Cleansing towelettes such as Oil of Olay`s Daily Facials Express Wet Cleansing Cloths, $5.49
- Hair gel: Charles Worthington London styling strips, $9.49
- Moisturizer: Johnson & Johnson Soothing Naturals Soothe and Protect Balm, $4.59
El Paso Times: Listed Hair Fix as an air plane safe alternative to traditional shampoos. Click to see excerpt.
Carefair.com, a new online beauty community, has the following tips:
- Avoid or cut down on caffeinated beverages like coffee, tea and soda. They are too dehydrating. Drink lots of water instead, or snack on fruits with a high water content such as berries, oranges and mango slices before or during your flight.
- Moisturize before flying.
- Look for powder alternatives to your shampoo and conditioner as well as your perfume. Try a dry, powder-based shampoo (i.e., Hair Fix or Bumble and Bumble Hair Powder) or perfume powders (i.e., Victoria `s Secret Heavenly Silkening Body Powder or Jessica Simpson`s Dessert Powdered Sugar Deliciously Kissable Body Shimmer). Also, consider bringing baby powder to stay feeling fresh.
- If you have any prescription acne medicine or skin creams, be sure you bring them in a properly labeled package.
- Consider using long-wearing cosmetics.
Detroit Free Press: No lip gloss, shampoo or perfume in your carry-on? What`s a beauty-conscious traveler to do? Click to see excerpt.
Carefair.com, an online beauty site, offers these tips for making the most of the recent changes in airport policies for carry-on luggage.
- Drink lots of water before and during your flight to keep yourself and your skin hydrated.
- Look for powder alternatives to your shampoo/conditioner and your perfume. There are dry, powder-based shampoos (Hair Fix or Bumble and Bumble Hair Powder) and perfume powders available ( Victoria `s Secret Heavenly Silkening Body Powder or Jessica Simpson`s Powdered Sugar Deliciously Kissable Body Shimmer).
- Pack cleansing towelettes and facial blotting tissue to remove excess oil and leave a light powder matte finish.
- If you have any prescription acne medicine, make sure it`s properly labeled.
Post-Gazette.com: At the Hampton Inn Airport , toiletry-deprived guests are snapping up "rescue kits" like never before. Click to see excerpt.
It`s one thing to chuck $2 toothpaste, and it`s quite another to throw out $25 shampoo or $75 perfume. To get around the new restrictions on carrying on cosmetics, a new online beauty site, Carefair.com, advises beauty-conscious customers to use dry powder-based shampoo (i.e. Hair Fix or Bumble and Bumble Hair Powder) and perfume powders (i.e. Victoria`s Secret Heavenly Silkening Body Powder or Jessica Simpson`s Powdered Sugar Deliciously Kissable Body Shimmer).
While some travelers find the new regulations a small price to pay for airport security, others find the new rules confounding.
Mary Beth Johnson, a confirmed carry-on traveler from Mt. Lebanon , thought she was following the new policy when she checked a bag with hair spray, mascara and creams on her flight home from Arizona to Pittsburgh yesterday.
But she got stopped at the security gate with lip gloss in her carry-on bag -- $29, hardly used Tickle Pink Chanel lip gloss, at that. Not something she wanted to toss into the trash. So she checked her carry-on bag.
"Is lip gloss a weapon of mass destruction?" she exclaimed. "It`s a sad world we live in."
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Houston Chronicle: Air-Safe Beauty. Click to see excerpt.
New airport regulations banning liquid, gel and lotion products don't have to break your beauty routine. There are airplane-friendly substitutes.
- No nail polish. Try Avon Instant Manicure Dry Enamel Strips, $8.
- No liquid foundation. Try powder versions like Neutrogena's Mineral Sheers, $11.99, or L'Oreal's Bare Naturale, $14.49.
- No sunscreen. Try Dermalogica Full Spectrum Wipes, $22.
- No shampoo. Try powder-based shampoos from Hair Fix or Bumble and Bumble.
- No liquid facial cleanser. Try cleansing towelettes such as Olay's Regenerist Micro-Exfoliating Wet Cleansing Cloths, $7.99, or Pond's Exfoliating Clean Sweep Towelettes with cucumber, aloe and green tea, $3.49
- No hair gel. Try Charles Worthington London Styling Strips, $8.99.
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